SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LATASH, YU. V. - LATYYEV, L. N.

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AUTHORS: Paton, B. Ye.; Medovar, B. X.; L ta h, M. V.; Dudko, D. A.;
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YemeVyaneuko, Yu. U.; Klyuy4wo.
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LaktlgFov, V.
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USSR UDG 621.7ii2.224
GOLDAYE'lp I- P-t MOTORNEIRKO, A. P., SIMCIEWOO A. P., and
IASTIVNYAKl YU. A., Khartkov AviatIon Instit4tie
"Gas-Jet Spraying of Liquid Metals and AI'loys"
Kiev, Poroslikcviya Notallurglya, N4p 2, Feb 73, pp 9-13
Abstract: Ne of the most productive methods of aml
alloy powders is by spriyini: it stri.,.am ofineltt~d mt!!tal, IT110 IWI1107-S Of
the present article have developed a method for p-.rodkicipir, thost! powder.1
by means of a supersonic high- temperature ga,.9 jet, desi;jlned I:o improve
the thermodynamic parameters of the gas. A gas gtn(.r*t),):r oporating by
burning a mixture of compressed air and 'hydrocaxbon fuel stich as
gasoline is described and illustrated. The stipersonk, lins -ftrealn pro-
duced is directed at a stream of melted metal and citurigis it to bTeak
into droplets, producing the powder upon cooling. Tho ~g~iis gonerator
allows the parameters of the gas stream at the output qf tho, nozzlf. to
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GOLDAYEV, I. P., et al.s Porashkova.ya Metallargiya,, No 2, Feb 71,
pp 9-13
be continually varied between 500 and 1500"K arLd 70L) anO 1-251) m/see
velocity. Several types of nozzle apparatus are ifiagraiiiined, flio
new gas generator and total system for production of noltal p.:;wder
are claimed to improve spraying conditions, tvprovo pirltjiclo forina-
tion conditions, decrease air cons4optionland allow 010i Olenic:111
composition of the powder to be al-terred ~y perforning sl1rayirkg if) a
reducing, neutral or oxidizing medium.
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UWR vu c, 68l.nr.65
N. X., GFACHI-EVA, I. I. TKACH, I I
"Some Problems in Automating Experiziental Investigntiens ~.-)f tbe Fart=eters
of Analog-Digitall and Digital-Malog Converters"
Novosibirsk, Konf. po avtcmatiz. na%tch. issled. nF-- osnovi~ prbiemeniya EM1,
IM-sbornik (Conference on Automating Cqmputer-Pased Sj.-1.ent1-f:j-c Fes,2eu*ch,
1972-collection of vorks) , 19T2, PP 97-101 (frcvi jLMt-A-0,,.,mat.j)u,,1, Telene-
Ichanika i Ilychislitei'maya Tekhnika, No 11, Mor 72, abati~uct Xb 11330-2)
Translation: It is noted that =at parweters of (:otre-rters ix,e ftxctions
of random quantities, and therefare theIr determintiAlem Wequirev statistical
methods which ar-n be completely realized qn~ -w er- ftll-,V: (~utcataled systqms
.1y h
I of Itutonated
are used. The particulars and principleRiof
systems for measurring parameters are considered. lliblj~~graphy of five
titles. L. P.

USSR
UDC 6694, i,
MORGUNOVA, N. N., KLYPIK, B. A., and
"Influence of Caxbon on the Ductility of Molybdanum"
Spetsiallnyye Stali i Splavv [Special Sttels and Alloys-Collee'lion of Worls],
No 77, Metallurgiya Preas, 1970, pp 63-67
Translation: The influence of 0.027-0.29!'u C on the vrans:i0on ti~,rtiporature from tie
plastic state to the brittle state is studiod in ba-r:R of doform,!d, and rec-rj,stalli-
zed molybdenum. As the carbon content is increlised, the ~rins:itfon ttmpera-Lurc
of the deformed molybdenum rerr-tins practically uncha,'fig-ed, whilo ilia transition
temperature of recrvstallized mol,6donwa ini:r ai;es. Tbe :1-ulat-ionship is
e
stratcd between a change in transition temperature 3nd tha, micvw,tructurt~ of Ll,.(2
molybdenum. In deformed --olybdonum trith vair-jowi carbon ci,tintent!;, th~! cae:)i&~,:
produced are of identical size and distTibutod avenly, wi4l in vocrystailizod
bdenum the carbides become larger with incre,4Lsing carbon 4wntent and form a net-
work on the grain boundaries. 3 figures; 11table.

'~NG DATE--30OCT70
009 UNCL4S$IFlE P~66ESS
.TITLE--SOLUTION FORMATION OF MIXED COMPOUNDS Of ZINC COMPI.EXONATES WITH
AND SULFUR CONTAINING LIGANOS -011-
13R-(031- Yo R.P.9 FRIDMANt A. YA*o OYA I'L 01 Alimpla
..:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
Lao-
SOURCE-ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 1970t 154311 701-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CiiEMISTRY
TAGS--ZINC COMPLEX, AMINE-t ORGANIC SULFUk COMPOUNDt IlCoArEj
PYRIOINE# CHEMICAL REUUCTION
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
,-PROXY REELIFRAME--1992/1607 STEP NO--Ult/0076/'T(:IiCL5/003/070L/L)106,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112601.
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112601
ABSTKACT'/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HIXE0 COMPLE)tE'.S OF THE GENERAL
STRUCTURE ZNL(NH SU63) SUBM OR ZNW-J'l SU83) SuaN it 3UB-11 VURM 13Y A.
REACTION OF ZNL (L. EQUALS INIMODIACETATE9 (fiY0R(YKYljlmYC[AlKl0) 01ACi-i*AlEp
NITR ILL)TRI ACETATE, OR EOTA ANIC1110 WITH X (A EQsUAtj*p4J'YR[j9jjNL-, e S462 Us
SCN PRIME NEGATIVE, THIOUREA# S SUBZ0 SU83 PAJMEi?,AlEGA:rrVLJ IN AQ.
SOLNS. - THE VALUES OF ST481LITY CONSTS., ;(BETA) 01: 11HESL CoMpLFXE-5 UEPIAND
ON THE NATURE OF DONOR ATO-M UF KLIGANOS AND ON PU90T[Al. GF THEIR REEINO
LOG BETA OF 49 COMPLEXES ARE TABULATED,,
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USSR UDC "1-2-80-1-1-057:378
LASTMCh'E-NW,, V. B., HiCher Kadio Engineering School fa~, Mr Ditfense
'14ental Perfonnance of Students"
Moscov, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 11, 1972P PP 54-56
Abstract: The attention spaii of 51,1 college- freshneri vav~ StI-ILIAtici by th-Il natlljoi
of red-and-black tables (which require seeirclhingx ror ittvikierail. irq,,inres In
order specified by the expertnenter). Tim tast wits givem bul'a~i-e n-nd afftE!r
class and before the start of homettork. after a period aW reid.. f1lie rettlAIr.!;
showed a lengthenin,; or shortening of the attention apen depon6king on tbe t-ypa~
of nervous rryekem atrid individual paychological traits. In tweral. uv.ldelits t-na:'
attention span decreased by the and of c1aiss. li-at ~'ncrqw..-x-J afti~r rest i, AO
group included both excellent atid poor students). In 01.liera, It increa!:,,~M
by the en-1 of class but decreased after rverit (excqll.eitt lind pot:)r rW,!evt:fl.
In a third group, the attention span de-creaud after (11jus coat~znufld to
deteriorate even after rest (only poor atudents). 91aQ jl'wrtkh j;;rt31jp -
an Impx-overi-ent in attention by the,end of, CIA00, with tj.11o injinveirent
after rest (only excellent students;).

USSR LMO 628.16.08+628-322*6&2.162.8
GLMA L. I. ROTMISTROV, M. M., COLIS, M. 1P., and ROOLITS.-
tKA, L. S., institute or G0113M Chead.stry and ChomAntry of lJo4erp Ac&demy
of Sciences USSR, and Institute of Infectious Diseases~ ?uasu7 or H41a.1th,
UkSSR
"Removing Water from Viruses with Some Mterials With Mzorptlon and Adhesive
Propertiee
Kiev, Doklady Akademil. Nauk UkraInalkoy SSH, Seriya B. 1,:eologlya, Coofitika,
Xhimiya i Biologiya, Vol 33, No 11s. 19?1p~pp 10?,6-1038 1~
Abstracti The problem of water docontamin4tion t* a dellpee i1daquate for
complete prevention of spread of contaglows di4eavea haiji not yat beon fully
resolved. This is particularly true with respect to couilamblaUon with
pathogenic microorganiams# which am pre3eat In w3,ter Im the:form of auspensiolls
or colloids (usually as a mixture of both). An attempt was Ak[a to convart
finely dispersed mixtures into coarse oneop to facilitalm. zv-,noval from the
zedium. Various clay-like tateriala were studied an ca:1;Hly6ts of the procoes.
First# vixvs cultures were introduced Into tap water. Then otutplets of
infected water were treated with WO mg11 of oach-of tNij uatmrlals fastedt
with the addition of 50 mg1l of aliolnua oulftta. S"pl.us were left to istarsi
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GLORA,, L. 1.# et a1.# DcAlady Akoidamil Nauk W=Inalkoy Mv Boriya B.
Goologiyao Geofizikal Xhimiya i Biolagiyap. Vol 33P NO Ii t. NOT ?I I
pp 1036-1038
for 2 hours, During that tizog the adsorbonte procipitiOlItsC Tb4 liquid
left above the precipitate mm then filterod And teateA,for 4imis conimwt.
Testo imUcated that viruses were removed to the extent of 90.0 to 99.9%.
This wu taken as a positive proof. of the" Offtctiveneiiisllof t4a asthodo the
use of highll dispersed materials for watop purlflcatIO14
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USSR UDC (6-~l~7.!il'7-L,'97.2).,661-71f,',.I
KOIPAKOV.A, 1. 0., KPMCIIIIIK; 1-11. 1., 1,291EW, T. *.i'A.,
KR=SKAYA, L. V., URMOVICH, YE. M., and WONOVA, V. A.
"Simultaneous Production of Acetyl Chloride and l~ydroxtreth3rlemediptiosl:honic
Acid"
Moscow, Khimicheskaya Promyshl-annost', No 8, 1972, PP $76-5qB
Abstract: Resalts a-e reported of the study of optirial conditions
for the simultaneous prodtiction of acetyl chloridja anI. h,%-dTYIIQIOthyIen,.,-Ji-
phosphonic acid (IIEDPA). The yjPId of H4'j)PA rea-,~wA 61-% whon rhoi;jjh,3rji; tr.i-
chloride was reacted with a mixtktre of aeettv acid and ocet.ix arjhydrid)~. Ilie
atructure of MOM was proven by parallel eyathesis Prqta acutyl phosrh):)Ilic
acid diethyl eater and diethyl phosphite, Fimther pn:)OV wno 6btained infr~~-
red spectroscopic analysis ard potentiorq1tric titratioit;.

USSR VDC 547.2241-07
KABACHNIK, M. I., KEDIFED', 7'. Ya., LASTOVSKIY Iti. 1) 3:OLPA110VA, r. 1).
URINOVIC21, Ye. M., KRINITSKAYA,
"A Method of Making Ilydroxyethyl:Edenedi~pliosphonlc Aqtjr
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promysbiennyye o6razi.,sy, liwarnyye :tnaki,
No 5, Feb 71, Author's Certificate No 292984, Divisfriji C, Tilei 2 Jun 69,
published 15 Jan 71. p 101
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduc.es: :L~ A mni!thad of makin~,-
hydroxyetliylidenedipliov.plionic acid by interacting jiltairphorliLs trichloride
with acetic acid in the presence of [wat. As a d1s4tjjj;ui.,i1tJ!(ig ff--aru.Tv, cf
the patent, the process is vimplified hv adding acoO~,-, aollydride to OIL-
initial mixture. 2. A modification of this rieflind cjfi;tiq,,ttLii11ed Iny 011!
fact that the phosphorus trichloride, acetic acid jutd 'ucet.j.c anhydri(Iii artl
present in the mixture In a malar ratio of 1:2:1.. ~. A nodLficatiom of
this method in which the process is carr.Led out at aL t(=pavature of 415-
120*C.
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USSR ITDC 576.2
DANILIN, V. F., and Lzboratory of Control ProbIctinif or the F~inc-
tions of the Organism of Man and Animals imoni N. 1. Gralihchookov, t%cadz.!q:f of
Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Subjective Estimate of the Duration of Periods of Sleep In the Case of
Awakening in Different Stages, Phases and Cycles"
Moscow, Doklady Akademil. Nauk SSR, Vol 204, No 3, 1972, Ipp 748--"151
Abstract: An effort has been made to use a subjective ei;;timate o4f sleeP periodE
with respect to their duration and quality Ln the pwresen,;!u of iniakening, in dif-
ferent stages and phases of sleep, by comparison with thilt objoctive electro-
polygraphic recording indexes, and judgment of the charai~:teriiitLc features 'if
the psychological activity which efther war, not perceiveill or wiui not rem-,m!vhered
by the subject. Fourteen healthy men from 21 to 46 yearo old (avoraging #!S
years old) participated in the experiments. The re,9LIltS obtlingid revealf--d the
obvious dependence of the subjective estimate of the durilition of the pra-zeding
sleep period on several factors: the titago and phaise of tilee-I .:it the timo of
awakening, the order nun-bur of the s1eep cyUc on (fliqi first or st!crinj
half of the night), Lhe firat or repeiiti,!d 4iwakmWg in th4i gil,lcI4 cycle and thi-
stage of sleep during preceding awakening, and thi-- natutrit of the psycholol;]-~al
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DANILIN, V. P., and LATAS, L. P., Doklady Akademil Nauk,$SR, Vol 204, NO 3,
1972, pp 748-751
activity before awakening. It was discovered that: durizi; tho first (wLthill LhC
limits of the given cycle) awakening from delta sleep, wore qhall half of the
estimates of the time past are low, often verr significiurttly Ic-,r. The disco-jeied
difference between the nature cf the estimates of the Airatiall Of the precodl-IF
sleep period on awakening froiii tile fast s4ep phase dLtrkig the firit aad :iecorl~
halves of the night can be stated L-i conneortion with thil: PrCq(','If-tl Or absence of
the delta sleep stages before the fast slektip episc%de. The abience of Ehese
stages before fast sleep during tile second half of tile j),j,-,ht OLiViotiSly leadS LC
a relative decrease in the saturation of the fast sleep by the psychophyuio-
logical process fixed in the memory with cornesponding itilderostination of the
time occupied by other slow sleep stages or even die dug-ution of fast slcep
itself. Consequently, there is a fwiction4l difference betwe:mu the fast Sleep
periods with the preceding delta sleep and without it.
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UMO# N. N. j RAYT, Mo Ls j BMe A* M. 1, wd IATA3H t L. P. m Utboratory of
Problems of the Control of Functions in the-4rmwei, 6~ ~ 14in auxi A M q - 16
Ineal N. I. Grashchenkov, arvi Chair of Clinical kh"Jo~Lo&o Ciontral Scientific-
Research Iaboratory of the First ftsoow IWIc4a Xnatitlite Im9mi I. M. Bechenov
10DIurnal Rhythm of Wakefulness ard Sloop In Harcolepsy"'
Noscow, Byul2eten' Eksperimentallnoy BlologU I 119dital-ny, Vol 71, No 3,
Mar 71, Pp 20-23
Abstracts The diurnal rhythm of ifakefulnoss and aleap oas wtudied In olle
patient with zonosymptozatic narcolepay (attacks of altiap dwring daytimG)
and in two patients with polysymptamatic mmolsptsy (olteep mttacksf cata-
plexy phases. and hallucirations during night slemp). Electimence#alo-
grams (frontal, parietal, and occipital areas), electrvqyogr=s (mouth mu5cu--
:Lature), and electrocardiogmms, were recozded while thO -Pattunts ife-re Caxe-
fully observed over a 24-hour period. The total duration of the sleep phase
=a markedly prolonged in the patient with aonosyuptomtic rarcolepsy as a
zeault of the sleep iselaures 4urino the 4Ay. St-Wo oil promouriced drovainesa
W*re observed in the patienta with. polysymptanatic =1 JDlepay. All patlent&
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YAWOv F. N., et &I., Byulloten' EksyerjjwnhqLl'n*y BioloeA i Med-itsifty,
Vol 71 . No 3, Mar 711 PP 2-0-23
clisplayed. a deficit of the vaxiou-- I'slowm 81,VeP PhgLsels and Itcreased
recurrence of "rapid!' sleep OAzes in the first half 6f the day and of
delta-sleep phases in the evenbig oLrA at nigq;ht. A pz!.i~xtLwu anset a:--' a.
greater phasic activity of "rapid" sleep Ww ob--serve4 4ja jat:Iun.T,& with
polysymptomatic narcolepsy,
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EF6 aco"awbil iftel iglju~les of On" (eA1NwsJ*J*a1kJ. I*%-
tures of ** hurnen braki (Neli*"~UkonOfflwoy low" Iniis
vynizhenswit K.%R~ i Imtonool EA.G. pri Sokoll"n P""Who-
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Feb. 1. 1070. p. 9$1'-994.13 refi. In Russian.: I
Investiigation of the role of 4 Selective injurY Of DAN Ono Wwific
formation of a lim4pl systern i(or of a d4twits0iot of oirtitin
components of the sy stem) in lhe uAppiession of INJ skin OqWnic
reaction. A study vAt amle of patients WiftviNIDUS irwill of fda
twain injuries. involving a comppri5on, of the special 11ititures 4A 1he
dyoamics of the skin galvanic rsaFil.on with th* nature 44 the ohmon
in this EEG &rW The locadon of thi pChologicol ovool's in the J)f 4in.
Comparisons Of Chong" in Ifto oi=rmints in the twaJ;1% of pooems
with injuries in variout owls of tiii brain ard with vortillu; degiin of
awnifestation of the skin qwvani~ reaclion re%"W Joj~,r%4 intec4ging
relatloft~ It vos found thai the skin pWilic rescilan is olis4ml
significantly more often in Vsfidn0s with injuri" of Vie rnedickenal
temporaf. fowmations~ In t1w Efros of WNW, thene into siorls, of 0
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disturbances of the activity of similar (Symmetrical) tonmaki4 li in
the opposite hemisOwa- The oreance of -%lirror' foci in me ~ "CGS
of patients with convuital injuries in thv~ taniWal portiod I;; &,
brain was. as a rule. not modeled %Wth kh* supoession of Ohij Ain
galvanic reaction. A,S.K
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USSR UDC 669.147.24
BUSHMLEV, V. M. TYURIX. Y.E. 1. IYJXCHBY, YA,
1. X., VOLKOV, S. YE., PUPYRIN4. S. H... SHAWOV, k. A..
MGIM, V. M. , FIEDOVAR, B. I Kranjiyy Olct:ra.,,rt
Plant, Central Scientific nstitute *i' I'Fomous
Metallurgy and Institute of ElaotriclJold4ng Lmanj ~ee. 0, PrL'Lon,
AoadW or Sciences Ukrainiaz SSH
"Production of 4-Ton Ingots in a Sifilar Blectroulaig Ra:t-pl-~ing
Parnace"
Moscow, Stall, No 3, I'lar 70, pp 236-23,8
Abstract: The article describes a blril&r oloctrwiilcii-
N-g-RcNomo dovelopod at the institute of FUootric 161c.Lij-,
Ye. 0. Paton, -which provides ror the thelting in on4i
of two electrodes, isolated rrom each. othor, whicl-. axc-
to one electrode holder and conn4ate;l: to the tDnoj zr It'l-0 nac-
ondary winding of a eingle-phtm tran:Pfoemar with I~Ke zm"o
as In a 3inglo-olectrodo furrAao. In order to ob.tjltr. rc~i;zan-
gular 64OX460 Ingots waighIng 4 tons* ono or '016
remelting rurnacee of the Kroonry Oktyabpr Plgutt,. (Io3igoad ;Cov

USSR
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BUSHMELEV, V. M., at al, Stal 140 3, liar 70, PP 2:,',!j-
the production of 2-ton ingot* accordtng to the
electrode scheme and equipped with &~ ainglo-phaze
transformer, waa remodeled for zoltir~; aacordlng to thu 'olfilar
acheria. Only the mechanical part of the rurnace iajWorwemt
alteration. Slag systew used for the moltirZ Lru,3.-udtjd Ga*"-`~_
A1201, CaF2-CaF2-CaO_Al203, And CaP2-40-AIP-03-k-;~9i),, -"-' t; 1. en :i
foun that the production of :metal or
in the bifilar furnace requirma the nsuno dovo* o;,V aubvio::%lion
of the electrodes In the alag -bath, iaq woll an kool)Lng, tkiij
electrode spacing unchanged dtiring thit moltirAg, wall. rc~:Ozl-
pliahad with the use of simplo davioel;. The birilj~v
approximately doublo3 furnace produqttvity arA radi).ooa vlootrlo
energy consumption by 25-29 percent Data Ara Drwlijntat~ cia
the quality of 4-ton ingots cX ball_~aar~na &tail 4~kial
structural steel 40KhNHA And stainless shoot stao1j) lOML1XrrN?.k
(EI962) and Xh23NI8 obtained an the Wilar furnacil.
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TITLE--KEACT ON U F F E R K I Ct iL 0 R I D E W I I'll F 1: 14 R I CCKJJJI~: -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-LATINA, Z.1., FURMANo AaA.
COUNTRY OF INPQ--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. PRIKL, KHIM, (LENINGkAl)) 1970, 4114)t .1.1 Q - 4
OATE P08L ISHL:D - - - - - - -70
SUBJECT AREA S--CHEM IS TRY
TOPIC TAGS--[RON COMPCUNO, CIALGkIDEP CHLORINATION, 0-li:Mlf'.,!lL R~AGMN,
METAL OXIOE
CONTROL f44kKING--.140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--fV.'CLA5SlI-* HJ
PROXY REEL/FKAAE--19q9/1064 STEP
CIRC-ACCESSION N0--AJ'J1,23057
L_ AS -il I r,* 1..

0.1.10 llmvwmmmmw lllww~
212 009 UNCL ASS IF I Et) P!
C IRC, ACCESS ION NO-AP,3123057
ABSTRACT/',,--XrRACT--(Ij) GP-0- Ai3STRACT. FECL SUBI Giliol 1' 13 E: U S 1: 1) 4 J. A
CHLORINATING AGENT AT LA4f~Eil THAN 5190UEGRI~ES AT IJ,44ER, TENIPS.
(225- 433DEGREES) IT IS PA;kTIALLY PRFS~NT AS FLOCL~01,UE 1'.) THE
WITH FE SUB2 0 SJB3 VRESENT. AT 500UEGREES T4iE r;4~i4MAIL 1-I&COMPNI "if.
FEUCL IS COMPLETE.

USSR UDC.
AaKEVICH, I., ;a!~Lv. S.
"An W Oscillatorif
~Ioscow, Qtkr,,vt4-y-1, lzol~raLen:.ya, Promys;-lenn~ye
1970, Author's Certificate Jo 2.)9177, filed 23 .4,k ul:i. P lij!:1
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces an S:IF osa!t 1-1 with alac-.n.-nic
froquoncy tuning based on a Gv.= dioda. As a distirqp;Iahij,-; foxtixgi CX Lae
0 j I
patent, the range of electronic froqu4ncy a4ju3tment Ii oxI~imdal I~y an
inductance in the Io-W circuit of the oucillator. Struct"~-.tlly 'tKis indkctance
takes the form of two sootions of the mid4le corductor of ii Qoi;iAnI ckol.0 cor.-
nocted to the diode.

......... ............
62i.396.96.ooll
USSR UDC-
LATINSK S%IRAPOY, V. 1. KBYOPIZ, $3, 11. , AYANA13 I YEV, 3.
"Theory and Practice in Hadar Systero Operatlion"
TeoriZa I praktika eksRluatntali rlidiolokatmioun C110ti-It 'CV. ElIg"Itsh
above), Moscow, "Soy. radio", 1971), 432 ppl,: ill. 1 r. W k. ( erom rah-
-Radiotekhnika, Ho 12, Dec 70, Abstract No. 12cu,?)
Translation: Light is thrown oil some pmbleris in the tliij!ir~,r t1ild i-rncti~~e
of radar systems operation. IM-tho(tv of inaintaininf; Um., r-9dar
system are considered: effEctive rwijq~, preciaicirl in 'I'l?terrili'11.,ific the
coordinates of the target, reliability on the Alven leve,!I, ("olill I ej,.,!3-(Lb Lei
attention is given to the problem of mabitalning rtiliahtl.lty ili tho race or
failures. Somi phases of techni(zml diii4pioaiv tkrl~ autlini!-:1 ariff, fLre-
given of setting up Pr(-1q,'r1U1Ul for troubli!ulitooting #uO for, i~~mf-l!aring radnr
systeim for operability. r1rAnc1pl1'--1!l and Ifit.,thad* are 1*(.)I-
tive adjustment mid repilation of rgtdAr equiprittrit- Conrq!i (1e rill; 1w Ix
devoted to the use of quantitativ(v wtliodn :in nolx%ng, pvc,bleno i:W tit-1111-
zation. The book Is written for engineers lrvrol-ved lit thi! fle:H,17i, -prr;di;i~-
tion and uBe of radar equipment an veil r:m for vtuiJ;f!nt.-j i:W m1rFmiced rcurt,~tiii
in radio engineering achoola. 245 11-lulltratlolo, 10
of 69 titles. Annotation.

L I wlf.;L A;:I~~ 4 r I tu I
T-ITLE--CALCULATIO'll OF THE ULTRAVIOLET ASID VIISIBLE Af)Sl)RPTfr_;3 SPECTRA 01: A
CUNPLEX -V-
NtC;~El.ill lt5PDIPH~i
AUTHt-)R-('iD5)-YURC1lEfJKQi E.M., KUKUSHKINAt 1#1.0 Yc'wA-'vqWAj AV)~YEV,
V. I LA105H, ~ N -L
,iCUNNTRY"Tr- INFO-_usirl
UURCE--TE0Ro EKSP, KHIM. 19709 6(llp 47-CL
~:OATE PUBL ISHEO ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
rOPIC TAGS--UV SPECTRUM, ABSORPTION SPECTRUM, NICKEL C'OMPLEXP CALCULATIGNO
..MOLECULAR ORBITAL
CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY kEEL/FRAME--3002/.1720 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION 1,110-00129()."'13
11%C.LASSIFILED

Pk)~CESStMG DATE-27NOV70
017
UNCLASSIFIEO~
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129038
ABSTRAC-it/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRAC1. THE OF THE MIAX. A?.1t)
THE CiSCILLATO'4 5TRE'.GT,'-fS j)RZ nr- rjF r~;E- ~~wsoiifTwpj s,,,F-cTRA OF
1v5tD1PHE.%YLF0.-*1MAZA% ly AN't.) ITS ~11(11) COMPLEX (1110 RESCII.VLO INTO
INOTVIDOAL GAUS'~;1AN COMPUNEI'41TS, THE SOU.S. (IF CCL SUIPi, "E SJ02 C,'),
A,4D ET0H. IN VIEW OF THE INTERPRErATI,')II OF TH;-: 3.ANOS, PLE C,%LCN. 01: THE
MOLS. I AND 11, BY USING THE MO L.CA11 munirm OF MUL,L HEL!"Jil-ILZ
WnLFS3ERG, WAS PEUOR;-!~U. THE SPIGLE ELFC TRG)l CF THE FNERGY
LEVELS OF It AND I I , AND THE", ASSTGNMUIT~ OF TH4: T~IAPISI TrC;',1jj 'V1r GIVEN.
THE MTENSITY OF THE LON~",4AVE ABSORPTION OF I i-1,1SES IN GOINi; F11,1.4 CCL
SUE)4 TO ETOHt 'WHEPFAS 711L INTENSI TY OF THE- T1-',ANS1TtU-%S AT 31q0RTc'.'R
WAVELENGTHS DID NOT CHANGE. TH~ OSCILLA'roq S Tit", Of- Till- IST
TRANSETION ANO OF THE TRANSITIONS AT SkIDIUCR w.4%,E L.,.:r,Grjis DECREASED IN
THE SPECTRU4 PF 11 WITH THE IfICREtISING INTL-Koic,riam (~F T11E SOLVENTS IN
THE ABOVE SEQUENCE* THIS INTERAMON CAUSF.S THE GLCRC-AriE Of THE: NE.G.
~CHARGE 19F THE 14 ATOMS ANO THE 0ECRIEASE OF THE I)SCILLATUR siRct~Grifs OF
THE TKANSITIQ~IS BETWEE-'l THE 40 WHICH ING1.UDED 1*11E A0 (If- U. THE 3AND W:
11 WHICH LIES IN THE IR REGION At 4500 C14 PRIME Nr1-GL1'hf1-1 JAS ASSIGNEDt
ON THE BASIS UF THE CAMNS. , TO THE ELECTRONIC TAANSM(Ift 9A SUlG-6A
"KPRETE01AS P1 I TRMISITLONS.
SUBU. ALL TRAtISITIONS ,iEgf: INTF-
FACILITY: IZHEVSK. I EKH. tINST .1 11HEVSKr U-SSRo

USSR UIJC: 577, 1: 615 -Tf.)
FOD0,0KNAYA, I. V.
Effect Of :twi z
tetraacetic Acid S.Lit.'_. and 11--linodiactAic A~!id) L~n th~. :Dolmv~_cn,
in an Crganism"
Tr. In-ta ekol. rn~:t. i. f'.11. All
Lute of Af.1'J'111"4Lt:!'
-1 C-0, I)P
Of the USISR) , 1970, li~, 'H.
No 23, 10 Dee 7r,, Abstract 'No
Trtwslation - It. *w!i-s fwaid Lhal, t'- oP oriv o~ L-.o~j h:- :r,).,.y
A
into th-_- nolecule iUcreal-7-:_- 11s
group reduces eff_octlivene3s. Fi-c-lm. LiLe authars' res%lm'~%

LFSSR UDC: 5.77. 7
f
VORONINA,
S
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'NOV, D
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riethwif-, Se rii es I- -i7 !L
v (I r:)!,
and Ceriurl,-144 in t I'll#
Tri 7rt ~ i7it =,TI ~,I, to
cf the
No 23, -1t) L~,c
C;,"
tl0r, 04
w~d 11-11!~
t-heir in
On a level i ~,j
periumts with "'t j
I I -
considcrabl,r --Dr-, f~ff1--,-:-;i-.

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X40040702
Soviet Inventions Illustrated.. Rection T'Chemic!aav Derwent,/
V2 4 0 6 " BMA Ca'T=j=m gmEtf OTAV1144ccerim 44- zu
Ves- Gbtaifi*4 by mtorobtolaglic4l 44LOcticio
from * par"t Br4VORcterilm *,t;rain iiind fcl~;;md w be
suitable for the prOdqatLoq pf-~-tysgnm jqj1 gutrg6ti~
wedLs comprLaIng so%wcae og of s9tro
Son, biotin And hxlw~,ertao ~*d*~, a"blc ~cimditljintit-
The novel strain larpents SIIOICIOi4, anO
and does not Uquify. selati~*.
logical characterist,Lce are: jiyiw. ma
1216519/28-13,,L&TS" ~Al. 11ic%nbii;,1o3y
last. Ac4d. ScO'""Mi-An S $-R~ (25.8.695 !Bill
13/1.4.69. Claas 6a. lat. Ct.' C 12k.
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UDC 6C-9,--::9-55,620-1,93-9l
NIMORO'", M. A., and LATS
"a V - V
"Aging Titanium Alloys With an Unstable Beta-Structurst!"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Yetallovedeniye, Vol 31, R-.) 2.. Fil,,b 'T1, prig 342-351
Abstract: A study vris made of the effeat ot! heat tro.-,Ettmtw.~ :~-od va-rv1nc,,. G~(',j7t-'~'-
content on the kinetics and ri4tiire of betli-zhlise 1'.*'Len'r~-11-1:1
unstable beta-titaniun alloyzi. Titt~nlwa alicyEi TC6. ) ,-WO
levels of oxygen content, and VPI~) (TiAJ.3MO6.-r.1--L) with 1,. Low co:j-,gen conrew~
were studied. Ingots weit4hirg- D'
kg Were melled In a liLclv=
furnace by the methcd of doxible melting V--~h a Curlinzill).110
with a 100-= diameter were fcrF,,,td from 260 rmi in 6iawl.~t'i-r t~-i~en
forged into rods with a '2,0-i= diatr-:!ter. The rods weiv 1,u a of
15 mm and cut into sampler, '110-,= lon6. Reslatil of the W:-wdy
when alloy T56 (O.CO55% 02) -a agt~d at 200r;C th,,n, occur;~i il. of -i'Le
omega-phase which is accompanir..-d by an incr.,!,ave in allcv J'.n lrica--.-.-,-,~~
in quench teraperature sign C- ),rC,:nW.,t -'-,L-,d wli~i-
I - ificantly acceler~,tel" th I u,mxic.4 I
omega-I)hase foz=at-L~:.- in~=e-vz-ed Content th12 proclt~!T.:l of cmegn-
phase formation is 51c-wed. Af-~f--,r agirq Pt ;,'OQC for 1000 L,~,urtt
of the omega-phase is obz~erved by x-;r-iy which
of intensity or complol-e canversi~,:,ri of, amej
~J!~-nilgise
and T36 with a low oxygen con--ent (OX65;t), low- terrN)v Z-ILA i 11:1,e ~Jrl.nlr in
with subsequent nfgllrb- ar ~r-D- k. 1, ~, A
le"L, n:) ,,-Ln

USSR
NIMNOROV, M. A., et' a-, S
Fizikia Meta-11cy i
No 2, Feb 71, Pp 342-351
was manifested by for=iticn cf a stricture consist-InF, :):I' flro
alpha-phase, coherently bc%ded witt, the wiixix betia-zhui:~i! !-W.1.114 ocluti(-. T1.1-
.d tl*.,-,
stnictural state fominl;- --s a resul". of stop mgine, diff-qIrtt
state observed after ordin-Li-v m3des at' vglng ar. 2'01D aud
the alloys vith this stnzc,~ure aecordln~; to the wo..'Ie C11, ~!ie0cf, fc'r L"Iree
leads to formt-ion of a stru,:ture, vith the initi-,L1 The
forming as a re~-ult C~f aginq 11~ltiatll* the
phase In the process of extendad uging at 4"1'000'. One t~Z4iw-_11 U!'-A r-'Ir !1'.
given treatment, for=-iticn of t'L7Z' nlp"'a'-uhaze ii. T"'.
direct-ly frcz: .!~,thc_rs z, I i.?,
V
for examining a nu_-:btq~r of under an elcallron
ting their strueturae. 7 ftwurt~sr
cal references.
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OUC01091
USSR ux 616-006-09 2.9-022.6 r $76.
BRUYAKO. E. T., POCOSYASTS, YE. YE,, and '4A'TehTEYN, A. D., Inatituta 40 f
Experimental and Cl-inic.&I Oncology, USSR, ami
Institute of Virology imeni D. 1, IVAAQVW.Eiyt ACad*j1Y d Rediesl Scienoea
WSHO Moscow
"Induction of Tumors in Striped Hairy-Footed Wast4tra W.th Sittian Adanovirus
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 6, Nov/Doc 718 pp og-alt
Abstracti The ezall rodent Phodopus sungorus o3apbelli Th, vqts chomen for
oncological studies because It ham a, relatlve4 small iLuOtber :if easily
identified chromosomen (2n-2a), often develops spon:tanoOll R1 tuvIOT 'S 0 4WA Ls
susceptible to carcinogdnic chealeals. Abotit 15% o:V the 110=t14,11s, Inoculated
within 24 hours of bIrth with 0.1 ml of sixian adanovir1i4l 5A7 iialution cur.-
taining io5.3 or jo6.2 Bou and unaertij,., dc1n of the back, devoiltoped
sarcomas at the site of Inoctilation in 30-60 dzyo. The omxcomlis consUA1114
of tightly packed spindle-s?tiped cells with littel intAt4viqlLlta~ix suttstance
and little infiltration of the Lmderlying tinsimos. Tho tizzora IS:rew at a
rapid rate, and ooze becama as large as the! w4vuls. Uglileen oir the 24
hamsters which were not sacrifIced for histologiciLl 'testis tlAed within 16
days after the tumors were datected. tio mot"Wizia Irito :hiturl-ud, ol-jgL-5
was-obaerved.- - ------

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Sts-,zJFCT AKEAS-61CLCGI CAL AND SCIENCES
TCPIC 4CS--l-E;!AAlIlISt Vl',.AL CISEASE C(Ft ic~lc, Mtl,~41~ILISIOI O ll'i"WMC
0 1 c IN C.
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.-PROXY ki
STEP
CIRC ACUSSICN

Acc. Nr: Rc~f . Code
PRIMARY SOURCE: Klinicheskaya Maeditsina, 1,970, Vol 48,
Nr pp
THE IMPORTANCE OF GLL1QXORTfC0lD -AFITABOLISM
IN THE TREATAENT OF VIRAL IM"Wi-ITIS
Rudnev,, G. P.; Sheykman M. B.;_Lstsinik, Yo.
rir~,
of c11zV11!,1h,.
tc~tii-imt, to a du
vation-, immirmcnt oi proc,-.-c~ Of birrifin:, of mod-: and s:j,'Ittrk:
zcxlk. dccrua-so (A 1,4z cipably ()I I)J(,od trarn,~:ojiin, 611m7lio;c1l
of jl-oxy-17-kcfc,~Icmids ana 1-ncreased eacretion of ~w-~ cz-,tablOlled
reladowhip tetucen dikftlrb~inccs pt corfi-,ol aild 1"w thc 41"Jimw.
The authors aralvze thc pat1w,utidic lruporumceouC dit,clwwd w0p.1161c of gluco.
corficoids. as well as thc po-:;ihilily of ysi,)n~, indices of corWol 1nj!t,3h0l;11T1 for 4sici-dij;, tha
severity ol the di5ease, ior prcgnmis an control over the
E%FRVW,
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1/2 024 UNCLASSI F I ED PRG(ESSING DATE--23nCT7C,
TITLE--RAOIDISOTOPE INVESTIGATION OF THE LIVER CONDMON III PERSONS HAVING
VIRAL HEPATITIS -U-
'AUTHOR-(03l-S0SKINv A.M.* LATSINIsjk&xL4j ZHIGILEVAo Y.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.~$OURCE-TERAPEVTICHESKIY ARKHIVP 19Ms VOL~ 42 s. NR, 5 v PiP 22+26
.,0,ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~TOPIC TAGS--HEPATITIS9 RADIORIOLOGYt RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE, JOUINE ISOTOPE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1182 STEP NO--OR/0504/70/e,1'2/1)ti.l~/0022/0026
_CiRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123159
UNCLAAS5 IFIED_

2/2 024 - UNCL ASS IF I ED' PAOCESSNG DAfE--23OCT70
CIkC ACCESSION NO--AP0123159
:AdSTR,ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* WlIC-N EXAMININ,G 54 PATIENTS HAVING
SUSTAINED VIRAL HEPATITIS DURIN6 rHE PERIODS FROM 8 MONI-Hs riJ 3 YEARS
AFTER RECONVALESCENCEP AS WELL AS 48 PATIENTS WITH lLiVE-;; C[RRHJ5[S AT
THE TERMINATION OF BUTKINIS DISEASE THF AUTHORS USE4.) TH4 14EIllODS OF
RADIOISOTOPE DIA%'JNtJSIS# HEPATOGRAPHY ANO SCANNING. THE RESULTS OF
UEPATOGRAPHY WITH BENG6L RUSE LABELLEU I PRIMEOL Sli(]WE!l rHAT A t)K,,)P IN
THE ABSOROTIVE FUNCTION OF THE LIVER WAS PERSISTENT IN 101JERCENT OF I'llE
PATIENTS, AND CIRRHOTIC CHANGES WERE REVEALED IN 413111:RCC-Nr. S C A N 14 IN G
WITH RADIOACTIVE AU PRIME198 IS OF GREAf INTEREST iii, cATAMNESTIC
EXA41NATION OF PATIENTS WITH VIRAL HEPATITIS. FACILITY: KA F E ORA
INFEDTSIONNYKH BOLEZNEY TSENTRAL'ill,)GO ItiSTITUTA U5ol,)i:RSKl4SIY0VAl4rYA
VRACHEY AND LABORATORIYA RADIOIZOTOPNOY DIAGNQSTIKVM0SK0VSKOGO N-I
.--.,.RENTGENG-RADIOLOGICHESKOGO INST.
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR UDO 539.3
CMGOFSNXO, U. M. , BESPAUNA, YE. I (Xlev)o Institute of
Mechanics, Academy of Sciences, UkrWInj&A 13
*Calculation of Plates of Variable Rigidity-
Xisvp PrikladUAY& Makhanikat Vol 7t No 9, Sep 71, pp 45-49
Ab4tractt The article appotaches a solution to two-diineristonal boundary-value
probleme of the curvature of rectangular platos with -rigil charwiteristical
variable in two directionst with varlous combinations of hinged njid rigid
support of two opposing edgea, The problem Is solved by thin mothod of Intebrral
relationship in the fora of L. V. Kantarovich with the use of txilo
,jonor.etric
fune-ions. Solution of unidimanelonal problem Is realizied. by monins of a ,stable
numerical method on an electronic digital computer. Ex=piloz awo givon of the
calculation of specific problems which.1.1lust=to gocd canuargence of the
applied method. This approach =W be used without aq anislintial (1,ifficultUts
also when solving problems given with a stres4-doformj)d st4lte of open ahellm
Of Y&rlable rigidity in two directions, one flgmvl two tgi~%jjeapL &JX r"fojL.UrjCe3'
IA

USSR OK, 591. 392
SMIR140VA, 1. B. and-JATSIS,_&__V_.q lnstitute~ of Biological DeveLopmant,
Academy of Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Role of Thiols in Alteration of Radios ens itivity of Dlvid~vig Sqia Urchin
Eggsit
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, No Is 1972, pp 2:54-2$6.
Abstract: Artificially fertilized sea urchfn (Strongiloaqattrow-9 nuclus) e~tgs
developing in fresh se-mater were irradiated (1500 rad) lp diffi.;:rent stages of
mitosis. The number of surviving eggs was, found to be hillhest .1miong those ex-
posed in the metaphase and lowest among those exposed in itlic tiAiapha!~e-prophase.
The thiol level was also highest in the metaphaBe and loduait I!n tha teloplisse-
prophase. In another experiment, se,k urchin eggs wtire kept in I,% ether for
30 minutes. They remained in the sawa stage of mitosis aj; whea flicy were
first placed in the solution. Transfer to fresh seavateri, hmtiiviPr, resulted
in gradual restoration of division. Irradiation of eggs kept Ln seTwater and
ether solution affected the rndiosen!sitivity of both egg Wassal; equally. rhe
changes in thiol level of the eggs kept in ether were parla1lelod by the changas
in degree of radiosensitivity. Thus, alteration of radtcwensLtivity durLng
embryogenesis In causally related to fluctis4tions i'a the Ctontelit of endoganaus
thiols.
1/1 70
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USSR UDC: 5 7 7. Il9l
ca I
SMIRMOVA, 1. B., and LATSIS R. V., Institute of Developmental. lliolo~ A de a)
of Sciences USSR, ~O_SMOW__-&_
"Changes in the Radiosensitivity and in the Content of SH-Grolgis irl the Early
Embryogenesis of the Loach (Misgurnus iaL4silis)" (Submitted b:1, Acalemiciiin B. L.
Astaurov)
M-3scow, Doklady Akademli Nauk SSSR, Vol 192, No 4. 1970, pp 91.3-91.6
Abstract: The relationship botwcon the endogenous thiol. -ijid tilt-, ralio-
sensitivity of developing roe of Mit;gurnijs fossilis was studfi~;i. 11c1rinlillig With
the appearance of the first cleavage groove (60-70 min after Iferti.lIxation),
samples of the roe were taken every 5 nin tip tQ 145 mir. after fertIll-Zatlon. A
part of che sample was irradiated with X-rays in a dose of IODO r, -Alile another
part was subjected to histochemical investigatioa to determino the Content of
SH-groups. The embryos that survived after irradiation wert,~ ~.-.ountqtd, 24 lir
after fertilization. The rate of survival was 1(r.4 aftev irx-adiatl!ln Ln -stages
in which the content of Sh-containing proteins was low (60-TO, 101-ILO, and
135-145 min after fertilization), and hi,-gh in stages in wbich I-lie votitent OJL~
these compounds was high. There was a llLnear relittionship botweea Ole percett-
tage of roe grains surviving alter Irradiation 4nd the ~,.ontq!nx of protuin Sli-
groups in them. Analogous relationships betwean tile COJIUII't~
thiol compounds in the ile-MatOpOieLIC t:jS,'Uf,
of Ellee
and raWi and tile survival

USSR
SMIRNOVA, I. B., and LATSIS, R. V., Doklady Akademli Nauk SS1311., Vol 1.92, No 4,
1970, pp 915-916
of these animals after irradiation, and between the content of! thiol. compoundli
and the resistance of tit r cells to radiation bas,been establikshed,
2/2

UDC :1 (41
USSR )l .2
ME S1jtVT3"3'V I I. D. VENIKOV, N. 1. , DVORNIJIM, V p.. E Z' ' 1 C
I. LJV LATUBJUIN, S. T., R:-;ZVGV, V. A, j CiRMLKOT, N: 1,., "d"-
"Use of 'Deviation Grouping' to Obtain Intense Shc)rt Vieutron
Pulses in the IA3 Cycloiron"
Moscov, Pribory i UVkhriij- No 4, July-AQ1rus-t 11"'I"
pp 26-31
Abstract: A system is described for the formatioa. i~nd
of a beam of nouzi-cns using the method of devinition CrcuzA.,"f-,.
Similar to thnt of 1'.arl.,53-uho, P-a, by S.
(Rev. Scient. hwtrum., 1968, 1) 12"79), ti-.e oyi-ill"'11:1
a packet of iwi~; cut 1-y -a pulscci vo"Itoga o~' ctti hitormr.-il
and accelerated to the prope.- ener,,,y level. The :Lwrio I.."I'L
ted vertically to P- target whose thic4,heas lari-;er f,.'a.,an ioa
path, and as a result o." the impact of tfte = -.he ta-r-
get, short int-:~nse neutron pX-sea are obtainod. T., deltector, n~-
cordilu, the rautrcn~;' cner,- ,,pectrur.", io plilleed, 1:1t a 1)--,
0 _V
13.5 ri from thc" tal'-C" Unlike the Karlsruhif! cya~'Lotr(jn,
two, 180 d 4;110h th~-t it j.0 iILTIO~31; -'b' 0 tO '01 LI., 1~
the ILB hns 4 - il J
all element-s of the 14.11 the opace aut-r-ide
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BRESIAVTS"BV, I. D., et al, Priboj:j i ':OIchnjka FkenjtrimLNvta, No 4,
July-August 1972, pp 26-31
involving the IAE cyclotron is described, together wit)t the elvc-
tronic equipuent, and a sketch of the Instrucentation is given in
block form. A neutron pulse frequency pf,as much 4s 11.0 kff:~ is
obtained. The authors are associated with the of 'Atomic
Energy at Moscow.
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V? ?jJC,77-r-YT1C !3'-YzT-qM COT E OF T.Xrvjt'mD;7AL
'hrzitld by Tu.'; ;:'5snG;LI V.I. Latt;Vl -..a. 0'
Ax&df--y of %odical Sciences,
If v AtvEa rA
LIZ 11311 b6aill Of of ilt4raturv AS Wall 'S of our Pr*vt4"'& i"v!t1t4ktCrs
rveled the -vSui*'0r7 vr- pf"t-amlyt-It vnp?~3 on ;MJ
rag-iration qr tealziny em V.Z;~ rats (TU'U. us-prnb;47 at .1 Vi.~i.
"v .ta tttv aff-r.
nd G.$. TsuTtiIng. 1966; !!Lil, %,-- 4-ct4ad to i
c! -,rot-I.-Itic axvr~-s o~- the d@ve!op,,t.nt ~Ad COUT9. of
Ind.'e" try d=St rr~= f"'1012 Vitt, dtuv~nd.
w-i pre;vre4 a =ixture of ~,rot*olyvlc 6---ryrr-
h
rran4 ;r~ pa-vturtr - I..'i
'Inta-stared '-,v izhalft!ic-1 one tr,- of M.!Xturft Pee tin rat4) rd b.;
'r..= of aixt-irt Per ZQ0 :f1rkin; varer ?er ton rats)
.n z'~q we plfforo-! sevcn verle~ ot c=er1r*n-,r 'in 3-Y) altAca rat
t1he fl-rec !f,rl;.zh f1fLh vsri~& C.'310 rat.) 1- w--- to
dult, In Cha 6th &,nd 7th (45 rots) to (TC; and dtlftro- al:-
diet. The control. cousisted of 45 tots.
quartr 0unt
the ltr~t zind' ~ocond nvrlvo (vntr~nt,d
'M 3 do,&.Z0 0i 50 r,, WAS AtM1rf"t4rtd to in rrto inLrA::Ach-1.y, vnor; a-! 'I
rats Inhsasd t~.e gam 4uqt In a cancentrot:on of ]5fj!50 mit/culAc -~ter fo~'
Six %anths. 'n t%v 3rd stries quartz dust we* adelftlec#red, ma Id tlie ftrit
le4, o- Itrougbout the obeervAtton period ('7 santh9p) th*
bar. nce (61 rats) , but L
anlm4b also rdceive4 a ti1xcure, of enryTea With their drInkin& water. In %!1t
'th aeries. 40 rzth inh4l*d a mixture o! quartz and entymet for six ncnths.
in the 5-h series (70 ratb), in addition Lo i3hAUC1on (tat six wnt!~~j
Of a Mixture 0! quortl And enzyme*. the artimals received 4 get of enzyn,&I vt!'i
their w4tdr for 12 months.
in the 6th series, 25 animals were submitted once, to the irtrrziErs~~ioa~
action of tungattn-cobalt allay with ST diamond in a dosapt of 50 c4. iii
17~
7tf~ tortes, ;tO amimali wore expoued to the, same du3t, In the &.=A suv- t , ~'L
131

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VOROB'YEV, A. F., LATUSHKO, N. A., SKNKOTINA, T. A.
_A
'Wathematical Economics Fomali-zat:lon of Storage Problem"
Tr. Mosk. Ekon.-Statist. In-ta, [Iforks of MosqOw Economics '11(ld StIltisties
Institute), No 3, Part 2, 1970, pp 39-48, (Tr4nslated from 14afmativnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 5, 19711, Abstract No.:SV579).
No Abstract.
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UDG - 514.7,258-:2
RAZUVAYEV, G. A., Alrylly0kU VASIL-la'NA, G. A.P VViHIMMONA, L. I.0
Scientific Research Institute of Cheanistry Afriliat*d Wilh. Gav'~,iy State
University imeni N. 1. Wbachevskiy
bThe Reaction of Dicyc lope ntaflienyldibe nzy1t itanium With Cam-
poundsit
laningard, Zhurnal Obshchey Khiiail, Vol 0(101L), Ho 6, -j't!xn 72, PP 1306-1110
1
Abstract: The authors studied the maction or dicvclonimtaiLVrjy1 ditenzv1-
titanium (C6H5)2 (I) with mothyl- mid benzy:1.1ithWa in ratioii Of
1:1 and 1:3 in an atteimt to synthesize new crimpozOv. Com-
pound (I) reacted with I mole of ma-thyllithium to Vom
toluene and methane. The excess mthylllthium ca-ased ftirth(.-v reduecion of
Tim to TiII. Compound (1) routed vit4 3 It,-trol Of zANtJ'Yl1!itJ'i'1--,1 at; follovs:
1-1- JC I 1~ I, I --P JC I I)TWI Itc.,[ 1.j q. (:,;I It 1~ I; j- 21,i -;.1201, -I- 1C)IO.
Hydrochloric acid hydrolisLe of the. asymnstn-a ttWiWM cm-miml pmvl.- tol,.iene,
viethane and a 3alt of T1
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RAZUVAYEV, G. A., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Minii, Vol, 11'R!(10101 No, 6, Jun 72.,
PP 13o6-1310
jC'I1'c-II,'nC1I:j CIE,
Attempts to synthesize dibenzy1titaniun by tMnnal dlsslxtiat~om of tL-ti-itenzyl-
titanium (II) were unsuccessful. Dibunzyltitaniurt =1
dibenzyltitanitim (III) were synthaaizad by rwxc't1tW, carl~.xrund (1) Vith lwljz'y'~-
lithium in various ratios.
I + C'upf"I.i -1. C411ji(cli2colf'), + ("31yj J. (I.X~'113CIIJ
Product (III) is stable when stared at room tcraperatumij far long, 1;erlo(la. 11.he
reactiGn of compound (I) with 2 molea of mthyllithium prodm.,ed cyclopurlLa-
dlenyl-lithium, toluene and dibeazyl. Metallic lithium was i~Lmo fc!ind-
2 /2

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7,,
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!j
1"', T4 111 E -3 ":3
t5
G A. L State, iv,:11.
Research Hini.StrY Of
Lobacjjev3Iti,'Tp "'Ork'yl
-ducation
ji-ad
specla Tj tilaliuml
IlBenzoyl paro.,cida Roaction. Ui
pounda 110
com
11)n,,nch(rr Flki.,Iali, Vol 110, Aufj;
T.-'I'lin-rad, 2.11"."MILL I I-)n
.,.. - i 175~
w!
0--lont-adib n1ri,
b~Cyc - of an
00 cul
t~enz
in rob'
lite p
rac ucua to "v
ai av. a 10 I'l CYC'
do C,
-f2i.
A.' 1-t-li;animi, d:Lbonzoata
.)cn.tad'~ cry
112

Aug 70, lon,
bo obtn~~----!-- I,:.L)TI t',e roaction of
v ith poroxi (ae) in a 1: 5 rut io Or o'~W-A:70
reaction + 3 UT1,011 b*nt,-jl-.,-,I.C)!,,Q~-,-,~..tcj.-'~-):..~----~--
phanylvulna~,,Liza -'s rE;actad w'14G.'a benzayl
is formad .11-n a
'O.Lu-- bemloilb;, polyzwric Oth6-,,%, a-nd 30ma
iribenzoato. The yield of the latter PrOduc-t tha,
ratio benzoyl peroxide: biacyc i:3
increasod.
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G, L.
VASILI:~EVA., G
"Roactions of Birscyclopen adio!iyldipl-itary.L"itii.n;lutri i I a i', i -
organic Co=ounds"
Leningrad, Zh~.irnal Ob!3hc"-.,)-17 Khimil, V61 1.~O, No
3 3) 3 -20
Ab s t c R-c-action of
:-d
f
L
i,.et-hanc,
Y~
a no G c c0n,"'Olzid 01, 111-aloat
t; tan; um. ,,-nc;n (1) was ~.lzh
benzena, P,.nj a
vrivalc~"-.t 1 , "n. n iuzn:
obtainod. P. o a c t- i on 0 f1url. til hil t3 j3 rio c z; o,,.' o r~ a ii ivzi
L
ban-zene, toluene, dibonz7il, metallio jjl"Liivvi:,
thi= and phanylbanzy1titanituri. It its jprop~;al~id. all of t'.-V.~30
1/2

ussi
-IhCbt;-7r MUIMLL, VC2. 11.0, '"'0 9,
&UUVAYE-11 al, ."hurnal Ob
Sep 70, pp 2033:2036
reacticns occu-,, -.-hllOll,,,-h th-0 for,=,,~,Cion Of a Com-
-,;hiah by%iaks doun tlrwough a hom4ly"ic 'o~,oalc oP i -,'~ bozn~-,
yielding cyclopontadienyllithiluz and o, --Wlzymet~-JO'o titzilmiu:i
organic compound.
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015 UNCLAsstipt-0 PRO lk"SSING 0ATE-30OCT70
..~TITLE--TETRAKIS,PENTAFLUOROPkiENYI.,FITANIUM -0-
G.A., LATYAYEVAP V~N.m KILYAKW~'A, G.A., MALKOVA,
6 YA.
U;TRY-of INFO--USSR
AKAD. SSSR 1970v 191(3fo 620-1
,DATE PUBLISHED 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-FLUCRINATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDs ORGAN13T I TAN IWI COMPOUND, EC-lit"ENE
DERIVATLVE, THERMAL DECOMPOSITION
CCNTRUL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
L
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/tObb slfp NIJ----Ukli)C)r2,'~)1'10.'Iil"ll")O"~()6'~"':t~;'I
N3--ATO 124 ?2 3
CIRC ACCLSSICN I
t. 1 NG LA'.~ Sf f: I t

2/2 015 uNCLAS SI'Fffo 1) Ror", I ti 3 1 "1 T r
LIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AT0124723
A ik ST k M: T, CSU66 F SOW'j 1.A. 1i'W:A!1:11 11~1 i:j
SU62 6 AT 11fINUS 7004:6REL.) WITIi I 1 (2, SM~4 AND 6!A-0 J` 6.
117-19UEt;RLES, ~vtifCi-t WAS VhkYl til% kQ-13 C1041 4 C,
SUb(3 F SUb5 H ANo r1CL 3,J134. HGI-L 5111-,12 ,;AV(:. ((; ~ifjlji~t f:
TICt SU84. HE-rlr(f) DKY THE 1..*;u31~TA1%11'k Is co I ~,'j 1.1 6 R b EI L I-I
120-30DEGREES IN THE MELI IT CEC414?5. EXPLOSIVIil't, J.N 50~,,j I
-50DEGREES ir WAS TOTALLY OECOMPD. IN Irtu-50 lqg. rp G J,wbL,~ I ~'j 61:
00
2
SUB4, M. 62DEGRE6S, C SW6 F SU05 H ANIP x(C SU86 f 51,bdi~. SU32, AND [Nih,'4G.
TL FLOORIDES. POSSIBLY THE IST PaODUCT "IS C SUB6 F~ SU1,11f HPH.
FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. KHIM.,t0R1K7 Go$,, U14011f Im.
LOBAChEVSKOGGr GORKI* USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
-don"

USSR
UDC 621-375oU
LATYXIN,--YU. M., and KUZ'MYCHOY, V. M.
"Effect of Giant laser Pulses on Thin Ketallic wire"
Vl.;nyk Xharkiv. un-tu (Herald of Khartkov Miversity), .151?3, Ila 92.
physics, vyp. 2, pp 86-89 (Mrainiam) (from RM-Fiz1ha, 3*o V), Oct 7-" vv-
atract. No 10D0,01 by V. N. SH.)
Translations For purposes of studying the possibility of uaLng t", In !r,p t ac
wires in a laser emission energy motor, a study was voAe- of ~he ef fern,
neodymium glass lizer pulse on Pt wire 3 microns In d1aimeter, It i--ls
that under the action of a giant emissicu palse the Inirreane In ita el:c-
trical. resistance is proportional to the incIdent, anevipi ripth-1; up to dens!
Uea causing failure of the wi-res The ra4iaticn. strlkja,,~-, a r0ack wir-:1
causes it to kink and stretch. The simultaneous deavojL~-e ol almort,
eleetrical resistance of the wire is due to the diaapp~),xan4~e of lnpei~f'--,-
tions in the crystal lattic*4

it
USSR UM -85
6$3-367+57T-15:632.954
IAYVAVA,, R. Me, and VAGINA, No So
*210 ActivitY of 0xidoxeductases-it the Taberg of the 11 allow Fodder Lupine
After Application of SimeLz&'
Minsk
Izvestiya Akademij Naluk BSSR,, NO 4, 19T1, PP 50-54
Translation: The effects of simzIn on the r0rZ&tj,0U lpf tubers, t a a tivity
Of Oxidoreducatases in the tubers, and the =centrattLon, of,nitrogen im
various parts of the Yellow fodder lWina were ivventl1j;ated. It was fol.Lnd
that these parameters changed unequally after application at' 11ifferent dares
of aimazin. In tests performed under natural conditialiti, 1; 'lose of 0-5 i4~ of
sinazin per hectare had no Inhibitory effects. Dovto W! 141) ihnd 1.5 RA per
hectare reduced the number of tub4re w4 the actIvity or du,1h)m1roj?.Cnaon and
copper-containing enzyme (Polyphenol oxidavoo amd as-miairbinji Dxldasee) but did
not inhibit the activity of iron-tontaWaS enzyms (paroxii1aises, and cata-
Uses) or nitrogen fixation. The conceutratrion of attrogen: did not cluzge In
the aboveground parts and in roots wA vu even Pa the tubers.
2

2 05 p 6 ;SS ~kG DATE-23OCT70
UNCLASSMED Ro E
TITLE--GRAFTING OF METHYL METHACRYLATE ON POLV(VINYL PLUOiAlt.)EI UNUER 111E
INFLUENCE OF GAMMA RADIATION -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-LATYPOV, T., YULCIIISAYEVy A.A USMANOVI, li;'H.U.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.~::,SOURCE--UZ8v KHIM. ZH. 1970, 14(l), 53-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT At~EAS--CllCt4jSV2,Y, MATERIALS, NUC4EAR SCIEINCI: 1'!:~HNJL061'
TOPIC TAGS--GRAFT POLYMFPIZATION, METHYL METHAC;~,YLAII"., f_l_JJlJkll4AIEU
COMPOUNI), GAMM4 RADIATION, kADIAMN Eg-'F':ECT# COPIJLTH~v'N,
PROPERTY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
PROXY REL'L/FRA4E--1999/1A40 $T[P
Cl'~C ACCCSSION vj0--AP012362q
UNC L AS S 11: 1 F

. ........ . --`7
777 7
2/2 057 UNCLASSMFO
CIRC ACCESSION t4l)--AP0123629
`0 L. Y I ~4 r H V L
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A'3STRACT. THE IRRAUN. OV 61 P
4ETHACRYLATE) ( I J -H SU32 C: CHF I I I ) M I XT. H I TH GA;!-IMil, PAY& IN VAClJi:!-l 61VE
GRAFT C'JPOLYMEqS CONTG* LESS THAN OA FQVAL TC 74.2 1 1 Utlji'(S. Till:
CONVERSION RATE OF It 15 CONSIDERABLY i~REATEa IN THII: CF k F;1114114
,THE It HOMOPOLYMN. RATE UNDER THE SAME ~(;NDJTIQNS. ~ T H L, AFT
COPOLYMERS HAVE GREATER SWELLING IN ACETONE# HCON4E '50134), Ok D[9XA%iF ANO
ARE ESP. SOL. IN PHME AT ROOM TEMP. GRAFVL.NG UJEC;;;!LASE!, THL MELr FLOW
INDEX OF II AND IT CHANGES THE SHAPE OF!!ITS THLktI0Ni1CH.!CURVES.
FACILITY: TASHKENT, GOSUNIV. 104. LENINA4 T~ASHKENTv~ US S It.
UNCLASSMED

112! F 0 7(iii t v 7ss -.1i
051 UNCLASS IE pf OATE-040EC70
aRloft INO '11.01 BY llkkA.f,)IA'11(JN -U-
~TITLE--CHEMICAL CHANGES IN POLYtYINYL FLU VC
AUTHOR-(03)-USMANOVt KH.U., YULCH(VAYEVi AqA.p LATYPU~jlp T.~V~
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
0URCE--UZB. KHIM. ZH. 1970t 14(2)o 63-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYs MATERIALSt NUCLEAR SCIENCI: VID Tl:CH%0LOGV
TOPIC TAGS--FLUORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDi POLYMERt GdOWA IIADIATIO,14~
RADIATION POLYMERIZATIONt RAOIATION EFFECTt PCILYME14 CROSISLINKINGo
POLYMER DEGRADATIONt CONJUGATE BOND SY$TEPIp COBAL~r~ 'I SOT13I)E
CONTROL MARKING--NO REWRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0918 ';TEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137946
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 051 UNCLASSIFIED Pi i'll,' DATE-Q40EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137946
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLY(VINYL FLI~1101;11-)Fl 'o-BIA1141:1) V-Y
RADIATION POLYMN. IN BULK WAS IRRA ml;:;M) cl-3 1:;ilwmA RAlts AT
DIATEO WITH PRI. -
10 PRIME3 4M IN A WIOE RANGE OF IRRADN.i~RATES AND 'DIA; ~ 5 4IPCI.YMER 0. A~io
ITS F CONTENT WERE OETO. IN THE COURSE OF 1,KkAON.. ivr 11,L s~ATFS AND
DOSES OF IRRAON. THE F CONTENT DECREASE'WAS PROPGRJ,10NA,~- T(
I I THE OVERIV-L
DOSE BECAUSE OF HF EVOLUTION. THE 0* OlF POLYMT-R 00~'REAI&-13 I)ECAUSE 01:
LOOSENING THE POLYMER MASS BY THE GAS E,VQLYFO.' AT i'~A)W lJOSE"S-EVOLUTION
OF GAS WAS ACCOMPANIED BY POLYMER DEGRAD '-Af,jON ldHEF(qAS AV HIGH VISES
CROSSLINKING WAS ALSO 08SD,v IR ANAI.* $;tVf,ALEP F oRi MATION OF CONJUGATED
DOUBLE BONDS. IRRADIATED POLYMER WAS OxM41co at(- 0,
FACILITY: TASHKENT# GOSUNIV. IM. LEN At TASHKE-Iftil' ussit.,
UNCLASSIrIED

SS ttif; DATE--IIISEP-10
1/2 036 UNCLASSIFIFO PRWi.-
fITLE--RESONAN
'CE CHARGE EXCHANGE IN A HE POS6TIVE AND 41E VVEM -U-
AUTHOR-00-LATYPOVs, Z.Z.,, FEBORENKOv NoV*v~ FLAKSP I Pi'v SHAPORENK(J, A.A.
CUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
-~tOURCE-PISIMA ZH* EKSPt TEOR. FIZ* 19701 '11:14 310 189-92
",DATE PUBLISHED------70
'SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSP CHE141STRY
TOPIC TAGS--ION SOMBAROMENTt HELIUM# ELECTRON RESONAKEt CHARGE EXCHANGE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS~
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1987/0780 STEP
CIRC ACCESSIOP,; N0-AP0l04o226
UNCLASSIFIED

. . . . . . . . . . . m
2/2 036 UNCLASSIFIE0 DAtE--1$SEP70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104226
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ASSTRACT, THE CROSS ~E:c*rro,,4, 1)1.-'LTA, Or- THE
PROCESS HE POSITIVE PLUS HE YIELDS HE PLUS HE KISLT1111' WAS MEP-SURED Ar
ENERGIES E EQUALS 150-3200 EV IN THE ASS(-MBLY DESCR61iFf) V
-(LATYPOVt ET AL*, 1968). FOR THE PROCESSR DELTA EQUALS 1-(E) IS AN
OSCILLATING FUNCTION. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EYEN 00 0~)() STATES 010
NOT PASS THROUGH A MAX. OSCILLATLONS WERE EXPLA130 04 THE ASSUMPTION
~OF AN EFFECT OF SCATTERING OF PARTICLES ~:IMPINGING Ohl IHE HOST 4F THE
A-TOM TARGET,
UNCLASSIFIED

ruric,
Y
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Moscow
6 69 .2 1/2 3 -. 669 2 3 1 -1j
L 1'.C
Aicudelny .~).C nt>
111
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id i z ab i I i ty o f P n tim r- 11 d _3 --,-ry
Abstract: TIv-, of clvl!~
ap n in7 rT11i`i":!_(),.,& Cr)1`iCc,.-l%!.m,
h
t a nim~, small k(jjj't:4 '~f
is inmor tan ": bocau
of re;-ractory ma 41: ori n 1,. 1'h UN, ";C1. ib 1" 1! wr~.:`6 .);Izq
-,on On "1 11.
t CS rip OX.7dlt . "ric
films. di aililiCl"C',
and 0 . 1"" ori-ijlwil.
S W. - , ,
r.
f! (I Z, '14 ~
wa.3 made cnns~, ri I V
bi, ryl iiin, T-1 t n a c.
a COPDor, W,1tQr-CO-)!_(,d :3,11 J.* an 'J
t"IT alloys Cas -I i t Stj i.!.L I
,)r vi,, of eq u a I i i: r
inv,s rulrnace cooLold. 'Ttey .'e're th~~n
Wk r
i n, ~os s re
Iwo hours, and rolL~,(. 1: 0
C,aSUj_iOg 20 X 30 frjn, "-Ir"d in a'L r. a t31
Clit into pLateS M

L-ITYPOVA, 1. M., (-~t
col 6, lo L970, pp -13-30
The vLoctrono-raphLc rv.-thod as;,-d 1:0
positicn oE che platinum allxlyt~.
from the NIP, VIIN'pc!vi.,~A~~:Llzl -IIl,~.i,.,.,L,-
literature arp cotnpiair,7~,'
the ox-idation of placinuca contaiq1rij, 0.061, 0.03, ov O.L,:j
'ace 13o
surf -1-un-itation consisted maitily b Z .0~

Pharlueolaiy a" ktoolov
USSR
J,A;ZCQVA- Uzbek Scientific Research Intotitute of Sanitation, Hygiene,
and Occupational Diseases
"Kidney Function in Persons Handling Both Organochlorinfl and Organophospborus
Pesticides"
Tashkent, Ileditsinskiy Zhurnal Vzbeklstanti, INN) 11, 1971: pl) 19-23
Abstract: Urinalysis of 196 p,!n.,oas whose jobq Involve,,11 conca(.tt with ork,3no-
chlorine and organophnsphoru3 pc!.~3ticidi-,s (airplanct piloj:ti and ir-cdiiinic3.
tractor drivers, agrcnomists, di-q-tafectoro, utc.) for I to 4111, li-en-rs ind
ranging in age from 20 to 60 revealed signs of kldnev full-,~ C.I. oil in. alyrost
all. The Etbno ri,.iali Lie I d(!tE!Ctvd Ine'luded Iripairmant of renol. adaptatioll
function (moderate oltguria, nocturia. inouthonurfa), J,j%(:reojniI bl.aod wea,
low excretion of urea, decrease in Slonorcolar filtrai:f.1mi aMl runal pi.an-ria
flow. The changes ware more pronounrall im those vith e)(Peridllca,
indicating the development of adaptation w;Lth age, and !Ut t1tose Who handled
the toxic chemicals an the ground (tractor, drivero, dJfj;Lj%fecI:(jn3, agrollord.sts.

UDC 17
MOLOTSKIY, M. I., JALYQ.IEV N.
Own""
"Interaction oil: Silver Atcm, on the Surface of a fiiawi!-
V sb. Mezhdunar. konEr_~'ss 20 f0tc~ tlonkva, 19'Wi FrLl,adia fotcgr.
chuvstvitellnosti (International Congress aR_1FJ1_0tojMi Pill' Flo S C,).w
1970, Nature of Photographic Sensitivity -- colle&ion gl:r wark!l), no P111ce C1*
publication given, Vneshtorgizdat, io year giy~!n, pp 1411-146 ~fi,cm R'Zh-l'.Jzi~31,
No 12(l), Dec 70, Abstract Ila 121)1366) .1
Translation: On the assumption Vlat a chomisorbed Al; +W.'am an the surfano! of
AgBr forms the quasimolecule Ag2 , with the closest Ag Ron of the. Iatticq! in
the field of the remaining ions, the position of tho lolial leii,4!tl cf thia a-,CAI
is calculated. The values obtained for tht thermal and optlaal ionization f-V(x-,
this level into the 0.804 and 1.246 cv con4uctivity baml'tl werle Clozge to oxpkerlf.-
mental data on the thermal decay energy of tine firot a:ti~n of Oie Ag-centi!r
(in term of isoopacities) and an the lon~ovawe boixndax,1,j, of Iffigi Hefschel effect.
The adsorption of A92 molecules with the f6mtlon of is atabllm A93 003rM-01
I
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-,WWI

USSR
MOLOTSKIY, M. 1., LATYSHEV, A. N., MezIlidwtar. kai
.Iam'ess 1.11C fctogr. M~Z)S~Va.
1970. Priroda fotou. chuvstvitel 'nosti . ;G-place or
torgizdat, no year given, pp 143-146
and the adsorption of a linear Agl nolecule transfwmizq; .1rt,-.) t:r;-angulaa, Agt4
and forming a te-trahedron is considered UrIder the tiame lissim-pl:ion. The intev-
action of two Ag atcms on the surface is considered as Ow? H.110 (due to fix-
change forces) and the repulsior of two piwallel. dEpolwv; it ~is shm'm that the
fcrmation of an A92 molecule from these on a wwotb surilace Lji possible 4espite
the energy barrier caused by their fnteraqtion with tht latt[j:e. A simElar
analysis for the Ag a-tom and the Ag ion showed that flilii AgAgr szcnplex fcrms
only on a stepped surface and not oxi a vmooth surface; on the [11.11 edge of
this complex there is a considerably deeper Ckoctron 0owor thelo on the (100:1
edge, in agreement with experimental data qihowtnS hi&133~- senLittivity of
octahedral microcystals than of cubic crya"Is. A.L. X4qtuzht*wtkiy~
2/2

Acc Nr Abstracting Service: Ref,14 Code-,
;j~qO2946 A Y A~P
CHEMICAL ABST. r*-70,
I- 116390t Effect of thermal tritatment of too filin on the 44e
(wity of thenbtational bozd for WWA~A_Qzne ;b Lads in Oasavalti-
A 91
: $V710row, W
MR-7). T' sth. VcUb- Zave,41~, Fr;.
13(l). 154-5 (Russ). The tZmt of, lvmtinj~u ~ kl~~ intens t
ri!~ r4
absorption band of the Si-wO:bonds of sio at I jAWP;smVqstiP0i
The monoxide films were obtained by thcrin41 c stin
sio il; d
quartz oxide in vacua (5 X 10-~ toff) %n: ' li'littl i t B.
Thermal treatment was carried out at 3 d '. *'for 4
min. A shift of absorption, band from IP: to 9.3 U' togttdh
with a gradual increase of its intensity was~oQ; in d WO
an the heating diegree. The 14yers of 1-~.3 , for VW03 10
interference effect was to be taken into Wguist. wert used ~ a
obtain the abs. abso tivit value. The! spec in of a ~ 14-p
thick film before and Xler trie'20-,guid 304nin 1wating in Ar ,
6100 was studied. The transmissivity ch4nxes of die (i4r,"
caused by the effect of its thermal trjmtm~nf, site 2c,,fo. A 4
crease Qf the absorption band intensity in ~ tbe spectnim Y 1~3;
film is due to a gradual trastsitim of S1 M~qoxidc to iji*Xj4e ~Jlt
acanst. no. of 0 atoms. This effect saust be; tow* into coasNeOtt-
tion for the deta. of stoichiometriC COWPD~ 44 PXUiV2k1iA'( (11#40
by ir spectroscopy. acl*V Sara!
t

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:Tl'rLE--STRLCTUkE OF A CULLUID aAND M THEI: !A3$0KPVI0N OF SI,LYER HALIDES -U-
I,ALTH0R-(03)-LATYSf-EV, A.N-9 NECHAEVAr T.Also OREKHOVAo' Lt.s.
CCUNTRY Of INFO-USSR
--ZH. NAI.CH. PRIEL. FGTCGR. KtNEPATPGR+ L910t 15(1)1, 6d-9
;SOURCE
DATE PUBL IS)-.EC---7C
SUBJECT ARFAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC, TAGS--SILVER C.CIMPOUND, HALIDEr A(lS0jWPTtUlj BAPID W'l(:rHQ"4#
0SCILLATIGN, COLLOID
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SYEP
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C IRC ACCESSICN NO-AP01-14043
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- A5 STRACT T 1-1 FREAL f-'AIIJ I-W lHI" N OF 1,6
hAS TAKEN AS 0.0651. niE ti~isoikiij-%Ncc cozvi~~ is or *roc GRYAJI-')]
FOR TEE 5'(STEII AG-AGCL iai-ERE j~ VE.RY STRONG IS TH I
OSCILLATICN S~WULJ APPEAR IN ME HDRI-1 (IF A STRI.H."11JR11: IN TH:-:, LU'LL010
FOR PARTICLES IGG-20C Nll IN DIAPI~ IN NiSi Wil:: TI-111: 6413j,[l HAS 1-3 '411;-
AN INCREASE IN TI-E PARI'ICLL DIAM: SHUM) 1hcREAS'EJ`H1--- totl~. Of MAX. A~NU
CECREASE TH[-Ik INTENSITY. 011'rm A PARTICLE SIXE CIP1500-4-700 14M fill: NO.
OF MAZ. IS 5. FACILIVY: VURD-NE41'11. GUS., UNl!v., %jolwNuti'

_7
USM UDGt 539,163*51,6.662
T.
CAVR=1 V. 1~, GRa.UV, K_ Yk. MYUCHNIKOV, A. A. R~gswz
qz Dt PAMVL*=p YU. V.., and FEMT=Vr',A. 1.
~:"Studying the Internal Conversion Electron Spectrum of 4r4d"
Hoscowr Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, SeriZm Fizicheskar., Vol 37, No 9t 1973t PP
IM-1845
Abstract: The authori, Ptudy the individual sections of thj~ intit-rinal conversion
eUctron spectrum of 'U Gd with the aid of a A/Tmagnetic; htetn~ispectrorreter with
high discrimination. This involved three pro~lemo; Lp More accuxote measurement
of conversion line intensity an the L-subshells of atoms Xor gamwi-J.-14.67, jpanna-
215.52, and ga-a-154.58 than has been done previousl'y in order to dete=dne mo:re
precisely the F.2-component admixture in theso MI transitioxis. 2,. Study tho possi-
ble direct transitions K26o.19, 2--t-4- and K269.28, to the dccoy
scheme- 3. Detect the K"l and K576 transitions, The reitu#% sb4lf that the calcu-
lated apeclrpm was more compressed thiu% -the qxperimental, rthsr Dtudy of the
rder of the I 1~
lavelz of Eu will show what is the reia o ~v BIB.
84 -

USSR UtiC 53J).121.72/75
VISHNEVSKIYB I. N., GAVRILYUK, V, 1,, KUPRYAS FYI110 Vo T.9
LAZY HEVS G. D., MAKOVETSKIN',, YU. V. 0 and KIIA,LOV, V. G. , In-
stitute of Nuclear Reseaich Academy at Scitnces, Uk-
x-ainian SSR
"Annihilation of Positrons. in Copper and Brasis Suhiected to
Different Heat Treatments"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurpal, Vol 18, 110 100 October
1973, pp 1599-1604
Abstract: Using a hiph-resolution napnotic wPectnometer, the
authors find the distributions of the annihiLittion quanta ty
ener,gy Q(E) and the distribution of electrontr by Litnulses n
(Pz ) in samples of copper and brass subjected to d0-ferent
beat treatments. They find that for the annwiled sarples of
copper and brass, broader distributions are producwd for eir,)
awd n(p z) than for the quenched ones. This 4tffect may be
1A

MOMM
VISRNMXIY, I. N. t et aa. s Ukrainskly Fisicheakly Z?4uxnjao Vol 18, No 10,
Oct 731 pp 15994604
used for studying the influence of the tachnologiVal proced-
ure of producing the samples on their propar-,~its. After de-
fining the problem in the introduction,the aulhori; Five a
detailed account of the nothod usegI in the 4,nVestIFation,
after which they analyze the. results, The artlcl* contaIns
8 figures and 6 bibliographic ref6rencest
2/t

Optics a $pectr~scopy
USSR
AGEYEV, V. A., GAVRILYUK, V. 1.~ XVPRYASHKEN V. 111. UIVItSH1111 G. D.,
MAYDANYUK., and lastitute
V. K., MAKOVErSXXY, Yu. I V.
16
o4ty'sics; of the Academy of Scie-ac*es ;~rs,51R
611
"Study of Conversion Electron Spectrun of NO
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SUR, Seriya Fizichteoltaira, N4:1 8, Aug 70, pp
1614-1617 i
Abstract: Individual segments of the conversion elixtrot spilVtrun of '106
associated with the doublet structure of t1ransitions folmid kol Honaro arld
others are also possible according to the decay scherui of '015 are SLudied.
The measurements were made on the vtagnatic~ H-opectroneti!.-t- oil -tl~e type -V-1'
of the Institute of Physics of: the Academy of Sciences '13t.rSSO.. 17h;~ meastire-
meats showed K-line doublets of transitiono in the regb0as 310, 720, and
$10 kev and K241.3 is apparently a simgle line. The remults o9 the measure-
ments are given in a table. 'The eaergy of all transf.tiiiins c6tierved was de-
termined vith an error of +0.3 kev. The K-lines of the cra-miitians 350.1
and 352.1 kev were weak an;T therefore only an estimate i;ie theiv intensiL11
is given. For all transitions observed, u K vere determl.ned with respect

USSR
ACEYEV, V. A., at al, Izvestiya Akademii Nau$~ SSS11, Sori7a FlIzicheskayll,
No 8, Aug 70, pp 1614-1617
to the ratios of the intensities of the conversiam lituis to fth.e intensities
of y-rays. The values of aK for the transitions 350.1~and 352.1 ware esti-
mated. All transitions correspond to multipularities I[0 or 'CI. The ax"
caption was y812.4, for y4ich the intern4l wnversion :J'atiq 11141s less than
that estabUshed from WO decay. Tho grgund states mi'a evilluated aa the
basis of the shell model.
...... ..... --- - ---- ---

USSR UDC 6.32,95
POLESHCHUK, V. D., 1AMITEV, V,-_I., KAKENNOV, N. A., DRiTIOVA, It. P., SMtRNOVA,
S. N., STOLBOV, D. N.
"Repellent Activity of Diethylamide and Dibutylamide of-,Valerle- Acid with Re-
spect to Various Typcs of Tlckd'-
Sb. nauch. tr. Mosk. NII vaktsii i syvorotgk (Collectiogi of Scientific Works
of Moscow Scientific Research Instivite of~Vaccines aad Serums), No 22, 1972,
pp 209-211 (from RZh-Khimiya, No 15, Aug 7~, Abstract WS 15N504)
Translation: According to field and laboratory tests, :~Ilethylamide and dibutyla-
mide of valeric acid have high repellency with respect -1:o tho Hyalo=a plumbeum
plumbeum tick which carries hemorrhagic Crimean fever. The tiosue treated with
these repellents calculated at 7 8rams/m2 remained repellent for 5 days. For
Alectrolobius tholorani papillipes these materials were not eupellent. The
five-day repellency of tissue for Ixodes perutilcatus tiq:ka, Oei.,macenror pictus
and D. marginatus was achieved froax a dLbutylamide (lose of 51-65 gjm2. rhe
DETA had no repellency with respect. to N.: p. plumbeum, A. th. papillipes and
D. marginatus, but tissue treated with DF 2 remaiaed
it calculated 11it 40-50 g/M
repellent for 20 days for 1. persulcatus and D. pi-ctus.,
1/1

USSR ljl)(:~ 551.46.01i17.0s
YA)T,OVOY, V. A., OVANESOV, 0. C., LATYSH9VA, G. I., STiV-TrSVISILlY, A. V., and
ILATVEYEV, V. A.
"A Marine Water Temperature Meter"
Kiev, Vestn. Kiev. politelthn. in-ta. Ser. priboractr. Gfaurilal of the Kic';
Polytechnic Institute-Instrument F',n1yanee,ring Series) N,~) 3, 1972, pp 34-35
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Hctrologiyp i 1zmerite1,'l;t;va TiAhnflLa, No 1,
1973, Abs-,tract No 1.32.723 by V. S. Krasnovu)
Translation: A short description of an instrunent for ui!asLn:1,ng
of marine water is prefivnted, %4hoqe function is based i!m 0-ii 1!rari;f*orma1:i'lFl;--0
PROXY KEEL/FRA4E--2000/1549 !,t. 11: 1) N J -0 R01) 6 Z0 0~0'0 0 !t O!j IG'i 16
CIRC ACCESS1JN '401-MIG125175

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SUb2 AND H SU82 0 suu2 c~jtqrl:;. SIRILAk'M .39,4kailiii
OZONIZED IN SUSPENSION IN f:RLG.,%-!2 At MINUS S11.14.
TURNEO BLUE WHEN 0 SU63-0 SUH,2 WA~ INTJODIXEC); Al!'XII.. IJF hf;-i '3&!-"'
SPECIMENT AT MINUS 10,0DEGREFS FGLI.06ED BY I HA H0`1.0 AND TJ llNIUS
85UEG;~EES TO MINUS o'sUE"~kEESt killICH WA$ fll~ UPT.11,11,01, II\1*H:R'VALp kl"iJI.TED,
AFTER M-CCH. TRANSFER OF THE SGLIO PROP-OCTo IN ISI-VI.ILTION UF qArHl--R
UNSTARLE (AT ROGN TI-11111.1 OZONIATION Pitt:10005. Tl-flj:!lE 1-.4'011JAINII) ISN,~LLER
!HAN OR EQUAL TO 60FLIi-,CENT MG10 51.10-21 SU32. THI: j.Pof];lYlI)UAt.IlY 'QF 1111S
COMPN. dAS CONFIRMIE0 BY EPR SPEukum. i THERMAL ANI~,'..- THAV riiE
COMPO. IS STABLE UP TO ABOUT MINUS 29DFGREES TO Ili";us
FACILITY: INST. OBSHCH. NEORG. 10-11 A. IA. K04NAKIAIA, HOSCII-4t US11A.

013 Ullic 1. A li; S I r- I E~U P flill("0
TITLE--MA(;NESIU'i CPLOR10" HYDROGEN FlEkOKIDE Wo~l~
HYDROGEN PEROXIOE W4TERr, MAGNESIUM NIITRAr~ WWROIIW~N POWK(lh- '01'Eiir "J
AUTH0R-(02)-VOLNOVt I.[., LATYSHEVAt YE.11'.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 1970v 15(21t 552-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--SOLUBILITYe NAGN~_SIUH CHLl.)Ki'0C-t lfY0lk0(!,Vsl A')W'0lJS
SOLUTION, MAGNES IUM SULFATE I MAGNES IIA~ WRATLEp iWil Al'oWlIM (~HLGIREOE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115550
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTiucr. THE S T L10 Ylpoph!' 10
MEETHCO FOR PREPG. MG PERUX10E. 160THERMAL (2'0D[G0:P-SV ~jf-,-LY. ')F
MGX-li SUB2-0 SU62-H S0132 G (X E01JALS (,L. SI,Jfl;!t ~11 $~104,, OR INI) SIVMS0132)
AND OF NH SUB4 CL-H SUB2 0 SUB~-H SUf3? 0 SYSTE'lS I.-ONISTRUCTE0. I
THE EXPTL* TEMP* I HOL. ADDUCTS OF H sop o stia2 'rl~,~ THE 1-~DARESPONDING
SALTS DID NOT FORM.

USSR
UDC 536,3
W14416 L_ N-7 CHE111~0V191COY1 V. Ia., und 311M;5TAXUV0 Ye. N...#
-1ns$1Tu1-e Or 111gh Temperatux-es o:~ tbo Acadeia;jr of Sc~iences Uzj3.;t
"On a Methodical Uharacteristic in the lovestigation of tho
Spectral j~missivity of Metnl by 41gh Temperaftrev"
Moscow, Tealofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 101 Re, 21
Mar-Apr 72; PP 423-425
Abstract: -by measurements of the speotra.1 ertiosiv!!ty of metals
6 (AIT) , an additionall reflected waission fltix (a), resulting
from re~oeated reflections iA the oystem J.P
considered, applicably to tlie most preva:1,1ing, Itubt met.-hod. Froin
formulas of the incident and refleoted fluxeo,j a Tunction -for a
is derived, shoviing that a ii-acreaw.-a with de-ower-IsIng, 3-ratip~l
I of tho ,5 1
angle2, increasing reflectivenen. pe,,-:Lme~i, and approa.-
ohing of the aight Claso. As a limitt)(t valuep a o;2n bf--
to the reflection coef,ficient of tf),c Sipht %`hich, J..q
8-12 ~. Strictly speoRin(m, the dorived exprrijiiiion fcr a holds
true only for flat rmecimerwt but it Ia mlso J~I~Ltqil-UCLIC-d 'c"itil T),nac-
tically sufficient exactness for oylindrical Twu i_l_
luntr., twelve formulas, fiva bDaliorefo+